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A guess:
Have you tried an "su -" to the user ApacheJServ runs under and then trying to
ls the file? Could it be one of the directories in the path to the HTML file has
permissions that preclude access by ApacheJServ. Maybe the upgrade changed what
user ApacheJServ ran under.
"Marche, Marie-Odile" wrote:
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> Hello
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> I HAVE READ THE FAQ BUT FOUND NOTHING OF HELP IN IT;
>
> I have recently upgraded jserv1.0-b3 to Jserv1.0 on a sun server machine,
> keeping the Apache configuration files (jservproperties etc...) unchanged
> (they worked fine for jserv1.0-b3).
>
> The whole of yesterday, the same weird and paralysing exception came over
> and over :
>
> java.io.FileNotFoundException:
> /export/home/esm/pages/webuser/eng/top_fs_home1.html
> [this file exists, here is its status:
> [ -rwxrwxrwx 1 tlssbg nss 20857 Sep 22 14:31
> /export/home/esm/pages/webuser/eng/top_fs_home1.html
>
> This same error occurs in each and every servlet... Apache sometimes even
> don't find the servlets themselves (says the servlet cannot be found)
>
> So Jserv cannot access exisiting readable files from its virtual machine.
> This happens from any servlet and for any file.
>
> I have written a java programm that does the same operations (reading the
> same files), and that I launch with the same virtual machine as Apache:
> -> this program perfectly finds adn reads the file.
>
> What makes me think it is linked to jserv1.0 is that after upgrading a
> second machine to Jserv1.0, with a second instance of the file distribution
> and the web server, exactly the same error occured again.
>
> Can anyone help me about this?
> Was there anything to change in the configuration when upgrading to JServ1.0
> final, that I did not do??
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> Marie-odile
>
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